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Maverick Tech

Controls Engineer

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An Electrical Controls Engineer designs, develops, and supervises all aspects of electrical control systems, equipment, and machinery. May be responsible for the installation and technical support of PLC based hardware and software.

$95,491 / year median in Michigan

+4% projected growth

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Controls Engineer Maverick Tech Shelby Charter Township, MI Job Details Full-time $34.26 - $52.89 an hour 19 hours ago Qualifications Industrial equipment design Electrical automation system implementation Electrical drafting for automation projects PLC-based control system operation CAD software Robotic welding Human-machine interface (HMI) systems Electrical drafting for control systems projects Fanuc 5 years Electrical industrial machinery implementation System design Mid-level Bachelor's degree Design engineering Industrial equipment Electrical control system maintenance Electrical drafting for industrial equipment projects Technical Proficiency Engineering manufacturing support Electrical control system design Full Job Description We are looking for a Controls Engineer to join a leading manufacturing firm based in Metro Detroit for a permanent, direct-hire opportunity.
Core Duties:
Develop comprehensive electrical control system designs and produce detailed schematics in AutoCAD for both new assembly machinery and equipment retrofits. Collaborate with the engineering department to select essential robotic welding components, such as weld guns, torches, cabling, and various tool-changing or cleaning peripherals, to ensure optimal system performance. Maintain, troubleshoot, and develop PLC and HMI software directly on the production floor to keep operations running smoothly. This position is a salaried, full-time role that functions as a key part of our staff, reporting directly to the Engineering Manager.
Professional Background:
Possession of a four-year degree in a relevant field, or at least five years of professional experience, or a balanced mix of both education and practical training. Proficiency in utilizing Fanuc programming and Allen Bradley Microview software to support technical operations. Expertise in Motoman robotic programming to enhance our automated processes.